Meal Breaks Disregarded Sample Clauses

Meal Breaks Disregarded. For the purpose of this clause, meal breaks are disregarded.
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Meal Breaks Disregarded. For the purpose of this clause, meal breaks are disregarded. 15.3.3 Duty after Midnight Where an overtime attendance not continuous with ordinary duty, involves duty both before and after midnight, it is regarded as one attendance for minimum payment purposes. Where a higher overtime rate applies on one of the days, the minimum payment is calculated at the higher rate. 15.3.4 Restriction An employee, who is required to remain contactable and available to perform duty outside ordinary hours of duty and is required to actually perform such duty, is paid overtime in accordance with this clause subject to the following minimum payments: (a) where not recalled to the work place, a minimum payment of one hour applies; and (b) where recalled to the workplace, a minimum payment of three hours applies. (c) Provided that where duty is performed more than once, the minimum overtime payment provisions of 15.3.4(a) and 15.3.4(b) do not operate to increase an employee's overtime remuneration beyond that which would have been received had the employee remained on duty from the commencing time of duty on one attendance to the ceasing time of duty on a subsequent attendance. 15.3.5
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